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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-11-16
NOT OWNED BY THE CHURCH.

How the Mormons Hope to Evade the Su-
preme Court Ruling.
SALT LAKE, Utah, Nov. 1H.-At the
session of the territorial supreme court
last night, demurrer to the complaint in
the Mormon Church suits was over
ruled. The church attorneys then filed
their answer which sets forth that the
church holds no property but that the
trustee in trust has it and cites the law
incorporating the Church and Perpetual
Emigration Society
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-11-16

CHRISTIAN County, Mo-, has not had a
saloon for six years.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06

efter buab Der iises, bar beruIst, sriber
oa i'm Repoluer trent, buOrpaa Der tnal=
Der to Sfuo, Der buer tr9ffer FIN Rano.
Den ferite &u9le traf Susmano gliels
Nnoerien al 3roelitrup, SlGre Sosn,
% git IND ioran boire Gre % 9iennem
Sopebet no al penltre Sinh. Gen ulptz
teli9e sjOroe ct Iar Sfriot Iremab, men
itprteoe iaa til Soroen.
Gen anoen Sugle traf Susmano
Niels Gbriitian al gtprip, @islum Sosu
o9 git mo ~uenitre Die o9 bleo iibbenoe
/ Sopeoet. 9an itprte0e ltrar til Sorz
ben % bleu lOm oDb 6aaret bort, men
fom n9te Wpr9en til 8eoioitbeo.
@enoarmen bauoe after Repolueren
bGoet ior at aifDre ct treble Stub, men
Ser9canten ipran9 til % req !, e5olperen
ira bant, Iamt ppiororeoe Soft til at
b4re De Saareoe bort. @euoarmen iif
Srore til at aibente OiItrittslG0en i
5arIp, men req / Steoet / Iulb 6irlprin9
frem % tilba9e 9iennem SDen os no al
OnItrupOeien, inotil Ser9eanten ps arOz
eieren fit Dam itOppet. Serseanten font
manberebe bam til at saa al Soften,
boOrpaa Ser9eanten RED til 6urib, me
bens &roeieren tit @enoarmen inc i
8srneItuen, DuOr Fan roli9 opbplpt fig /
3 Elmer.
De to Saoreoe blepe ben 2oen flprte
til Spsebuiet / 0O6ro, 9oOr bet iprmez
nes, at BEN Gue pil funne tonmle Zig.
De ere beg9e uuge Manb, Der iibber
lntaa aaar % bar imaa Bprn / Silent
met.
Sa9en bar naturli9uis oaft itor Se-
pG9eiie, pg 9armeu mob Genbarmerne
CT 2iltagenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06
Mnmelote Sp0s6per | Sanmnrf,

GptIt. grutnser antasss at rare auerita.)
tDl,bSelt al SoniuI g. Z. otbtrs, 4ss, 4s. arsnn,
RtIpautst. his, Der spertassr arrsiasr be
TransinapiRe eans. GnSbtfattst Slesris) % gm.ritc.)
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06
WiorN % SelpmurNsLorlog. 81

MiOro % Selumorbsforicg. Sus,
mano Niels Senien, &onsiteo Gnse, Ell
iiplge "5reoericia Gp." inobra9t til Or
reiten | 5reoericia iom mist9nft for al
baue ailipet i'm Sultru peb &pGlning.
Naboer, Der ON Worsenen fom tiliteoe
paa @nIfri9 ai BET paasjaloenbe samtle
SGstepars 14zaarise Spn, fanot &oneu
bDb / Sensen meo Marfer paa Salien,
Der tpbebe paa, at BUN bar bleueu fpalt.
Mauoen LIB fra Suiet neo til Sanbei
for at orlltIte fig, mel blep fprbinoret
bette SUriet. San Gar ct ppbt Sul
Yanoen, ps en- paa Stebet ~iurefunoer
blpbis Ore, Der life ipnes at babe p9rei
anpenpt mob ben 0rebte, tpber paa, al
Manoen efter Morbet paa Sultruen bar
billet prebe fig ielO meb ct grebus o9
altlaa iprit eiter at bette er mislpffei
bar ioretaset 0rufninssfprlpset. Ser
Irreferebe bar tioligere tient iom &ps=
ter paa Spnoerbpsaarb.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06

Geoenanfprte 0anite / 9tmerifa iuofaloes
ipm Nrpit9er / SDosboer / 9annarf, % /
5ilI9lbe al oeres 3po iuotalbes bereS nGrs
meIte Slr9tnin9e:
Spmnno gouaro 8eterien, SpnaT Smeoe>
meter Ieterien / NtiOoelfart.
a~roinserne eiter Sutob Safobien al Zap.
pernpie, eiter Sens % Saus Safoblen at
&ortelunoe / Sneiere % eiter zine Satobss
batter, gift meo Stasmus gtidaelien al
Sfppbuie.
Nruingsrre eiter bortebleoen % iornientli9
/ Nuierifa afooSe @aaroeier al gperii Sens
4arieu.
gbriltine ToItrup, Der reiite til anerita
ca. 20 Nar lioen.
Sans Yeoerien 5riis pg Beber Teoerien
5riiS al Ytiooeliart.
Sulius Nuguit 9arien as 2aurib Gultap
9arieu, Ssnner al Sorobrnser Sans 9arien
al Seliin8pr.
Sobanne GbriItine Nielien % Iarie Scs
fe Sreberitien, Spiteropire af 9uuiie Inoreas
fen S6oloau at san1le Sasieris i &nooIfi
2anbiogn.
Spmano Sobn Seunins Sanien, Spn at
aisbmanp Sens Senrit Sanien al Aaiuse.
Gle Sobanne Nielien gift meo Tebtr
GbriItian), Spiter af giiels Nielien RaIf at
&ebbilo / Sijsrpiuse Spsn.
Ssreu Sanieu Of a%jsbenbapr, Ssn af
Suoiiooer Sans Sprenien al Beninge.
Sbu. Ttaler Earioion gluoiuius Sebrmanns
gern y. u. 8ebrmann / Soma, % 3rine
Bebrmaun, gift meo 9b. Semen / ga Sane
60, Sainois.
Mnoreas Miitelier, Sans Yeter Nifte!isn
% Sens Better Niftelien.
Bortebleuen Ssmano Sans Nielien Sans
fen, ipbt paa Sou.
9~anomaaler aubers Sprsen gbriitenisn,
uopauoret til Imerifa CO. 20 Iar iioen.
Sobannes gonltantin SEMEN, formentlis
Ii Sninois, os aippoe Grbeiesmano Niels
Yeler Seniens Iruinser.
Sens Sanien, formentlis / 8isconiin, gift
meb gne 8iritine Solm.
Sens Gbriitian Yeoerien, forben al Scfer
/ Slesuis.
Sens GbriItian auoerien Of a%jsbenbaon,
Der forlpb Siemmet iom Ssmanb i 1885.
Sntet bort fra bam iioen 1854.
Shorten si~ielien, Spn al Niels Rortenim
% SuItru Glen Sanien al Sfielsflsr.
Natros GasmuS Nnoerien al Y~eftern9s
paa aouanb, Der forlpb 9anmarf Cont
meren 1856.
SrsSrene Riels gbriitenien os Smeo pc
Der gbrifenien. Nils ifal pGre reiit til
Nmerifa for pper 25 Nar iioen.
Srsfen Gbriitiane Teterien, 3atter al
9anomano Beterien.
Sgmano Carl 2uopi9 Slrit. feot | 8lDber'
baun 1922 % borte iioen 1888.
gmil Wpblenoori 8lao.
Siasmus Garl R~asmusien. SBn al Smee
Il Ninutiota) Sens Better &asmusien.
Spnano Sobaunes Sens SsrSsnien So
banien al 2luss.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06

tlente paa lamme @aarb os buem ban
bauoe Iattet aiGrlisbso til, baube afuiit
BAN Os pitt itsrre Senlisbeb mob 9nps
len emo mob ban. Sun baupe nebsru.
pct 2i9et / en- War9elsrau, us Mistan-
Ten oar life ialoen pau BAN, men paa en-
bel Sci GnSre; al SamOittisbebsnas
pg for life at iaa uitploi9e ~inbblanoeoe
! Sasen, an9ap 6an oa fig ielp. = Seo
SIbor9 Ouerrets Dom er ban bgmt til
at baoe lit 2ip iorbruot.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06

Yotmejter Yeterisn / aOloins blep,
ium tiblisere omtalt, arreiteret ben lite
September {. a., os llnoeric9elien bite
en- &~asiemansel = npf fremfOmmet peo
Glore @ielb til fjebenbapnlf tie Wager
farle = Der bleu b9tfet al bans &autios
hitter, mebens De purise 5000 &roner
bleo brast tilueie al iorifieaise Mfano |
8pen. pa Der fanotes uri9tlgbeper
peb SpsiGrinsen, bleu @eotommenoe
befreteret, % YOitmeiteren bar peobli'
penbe fiboet / SaretGstsarrelt, Iioeu
Inboloelien fanbt Steo. S~erreosfOseo
8orup bar unber Sasen peret beififtet
Iom Settebommer. Mereoe for en- 2io
liben aiiasoes 9Ommen oeb unberretter
os lpo paa Gmbepsiortabelie os s Wfaa'
neoers Sorbeprinssbusarbeioe, men ben
bleu iorelpbis life iOrfpnbt, ibet Ell Vi
aisrelie, bporpm bar anisst &jsben'
bapn, Appendices. 5%Oranorins bler
imiolertio, iiplse Soothing 5olfbl."
life ppnaaet.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06

6unoet De0. gn SfomagerIpeno.
Der arbeioeoe ! 9borning, ianotes iipl9e
"Selte6. au." Iorleben lig9enoe bgo peb
ct Saoe9jGroe tGt ueo bans Siem, lamb
ipnli9uis f~rOsien libel. Gitenen forun
par ban Ieet / beruiet Silitaro pauort
umtrirg i Spen, Iaa bet er ianoiDuli9t,
at ban bar piaet leg9e fig til at ioue ua
berpeo tommen til at looe ben epigf
Sppn. San bar en- Glbre Maup, Der.
iaa ciot pioes, life ~eiterlaoer fig noser
Ssamilie.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06
AterttSfe
Surlinst., Seoar a.p. & aortbera
Tteerah Iipifcn.

3rru 10 80 Tasioatl aieaar fra G'eorab ~ 40
eit'rm. ca 20. 81 (3rroD 81. 4 20 Bergen. 81 (s's'
faesrl sn,emmsr 2 80 Gittrn "a Sc. 80 Cfrast) II.
rs Gi'rm. Gisis sIaH pasi,r,r fsls,TSs siation.r:
SpksIrru. Stattpusr R~prhs9rau
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06
@ape til Ninlet / IreSerifshapn.

@eneralfoniul Setter Berg feireoe for
leoen lit 25s aars Su6ilGum lOm banit
acnlul / ct. Y~etersbOrs. Subilaren
! I ifel9e "6rob. Iu." after PED benne
eeili9beo pit, boOr mutt 6an minoes
ben 8p, bpori ban far tilbrast i'm Barn=
bonn, ipet ban / a%nlebnin9 al Subject
bar ifjanfet 1900 &roner til 86rneaip=
Tets Spggeionb / 6reoeritsbopr. Iip
let ltaar MI 9iRlbirit,
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06

st GGOOem0al % bets Tolgcr. 81
Bar 8orgere i gtni6Org orDiteoe iipl9C
"Nalb. st." fOr(eoeu en- treble MtauOs
5Ormles OmItGnOigBeocr ps / Samta-
lens Sob Dtrebc ben che al oen, at zen
omtalte Wanb bnOoe eli Itprre SnotG9t,
enc 9igningsfommis lionen bauoe unlat
BAN / Sfat til. pa oen Nlloen betpi;
lebe bette, uobrpb Del 5brite, at bar
par iaa litter / fin Sag, at ban pilot
inogaa ct SRo0emaal berom paa 10C
9roner. Snobemaalet bleo aiIllttet
men pa Bet lcnere uilte Jig, at Sioit
nGunte p~irfelig bapoe OOerpuroeret Der
omtalte Manbs SnotG9t, nG8teoe bar
at betale DC 100 &roner % betc9neol
Oct 6ele iom Ell Spe9. 0erpaa pilbt
Den Stnben bog life inblaoe Jig, bar
ooersau Sn9en til eft Yroturator, pe
ben &RobelDitue maatte lua bioe / De
iure SGble % betale De 100 &rpner, De,
citer 6orlpoenbe bleu ltiGnfeoe til Ell
berpGrenbe pelgjcrenbe Screening.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06
SuI'll'S petafler | Spaano. 3

\. S'ar's bar Der Martep Vars mel
~a'OOrs % SObro. Mtarfeoet bar
taSen fOrlpbet irebelist ps rulist,
''tlnoO al. 9 luffeoe @enoarmerne
@enise % en- unberoficer @ar.
o9 gut inc paa aroen tiQisemeo
Il, 0aOeH, boOr De latte benz / ct Ies
sn YS0 siOen al &roItuen us BRAT.
g rS' 'I'er OpItOO Der iaa ct speftafel
'Del'' BOOrefter @cnoarmerne itprs
E,.~I' '9 lOrIOste at sribe en- beruIet
Er'' enOel, Der bauoe npbt iormcaet
,S%','i''arerue, transte Jig M ino paa
'Ia'rne, % trptiebe SisIe ue mob
s'''' ~9OOrpuu Der bortes @aab
sr',, a'0 9eaOarmerne!" "sluf Car,
'as al De menise @euoarmer, Der
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06
Breton Srauh.

Orsrniieret 1864. -. 5ornpst 1889.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06

Gn Snmefumite til "6abrelanoetS
GOriuar" CT iIpl9e "9asbl." bleuen OPP
rettet i ajerteminoe. Get ct ben 45be
/ Gnffen al bi8Ie 9amefpmiteer, og
iumtlige ipenite &jgbiteoer bar III buer
beres 0amefumite.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06
Gu Games ubcloi9c
Snlcpctic.

On al bore getienotc, iom / gareuis
leb al StroIler, sul apmpleripn os
WlupeImerter, brilste Or. Sarter's "Sror
ionic" % blep belbreoet. o.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06
G~ipbenIapns Seleipnanlea. hui

unberjorOiife &abeliDitem iiges at pare
ct al De itorite / europa, bar gienta9ne
@an9e oGret @jeuitanb for 8eips af
uOenlaabite 6ngmGnO, Der bar giort fig
6eljenot meb Iammes Snoretning.
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06

Ssmt fra 9ipet. Som tiOlisere ON
taft inbIanot / G~iteraaret en- Sjenelte'
farl peb Napn Sans Gbriitian 9uro
aaaro Iis paa Serrepsfcntoret ! Sernina
o. anmelote, OF ban peo apGlnins bauot
Ombrust en- al fine Msbtiensrs, en- II
@ar aammel anss, iOroi en- Iise, Der
Decorah-posten., 1887-04-06
Spbs1rau.
6btsaeo, sRilpaufee & ct. Yaul.
IetDrah Brand,

EaorssutrGnti nis1or FL 10 30 GOrm. ,snzt,i.r I
galuar mts ptits Oo noyeeaa,Hss Erau; tammsr ills
b0ss 10 90 giisrm. ett,ruitb- aitrrtt efsao n 305
ettr1.. ~,onnetisr uts st're ipbeaa nee Iron, re-
III ut~sr 81 40 GfieTm.
sraait- anet a ntou.m tr 81. 9 IS 5oym. os aisaar M.
$40 Sic m.
9a'iacuirf men, p~ositrer staiiousr t Binn.s:t
10. III f5Io,nb, Eiber: -
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-22

committee recommend that hereafter the
Society offer premiums only for COMPETE
tive contests in penmanship and practical
examplification of penmanship, and also Of
type-writing.
Juvenile Department-Lena Devilbiss
Winters, Yolo county. S..
1t is to be understood that Norton Bush
who exhibited six oil paintings and won a
money award. was by his own election
barred from contest for medals in any de-
partment on account of his superintend-
ency of the art gallery.
THE COUNTY AWARDS.
One of the most attractive features of this
State Fair, and the one that is most appre-
ciated h the Eastern visitors, is that of the
county exbi hits The Directors yesterday
appointed the folilowing-named gentlemen
as committee on .aWards, none Oh whom
are residents of the counties which entered
in the contest: Governor Waterman, of
San Bernardino: L. II. Mcintosh, of Butte;
H. w. Scale. of Santa Clara; F. G. DE-
Long, of Marin; Paris rflburr, Of Mon
terey: They l-4st evening made the follow
lhs airards: San joaquin county, first
prize of $500. The remaining 81 500 was
awarded as follows: Sacramento, $500 /;
Placer, $3.50; Colusa, $3.50; Humboldt,
$3.50; Nevada, 5000; Ell Dorado, $3.50 ;
Yuba and Suffer, 800; Solano, $50; TIE
hama. $50.
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herd. The Guernseys are all recorded in the
American Guernsey Club of Connecticut, the
only Guernsey record in America. Mr..
Pierce, who shows his cattle only every
other year, has both herds now on exhibit
ton at the Park. He was here last in 1885
when his Jerseys took u class prizes, all
the herd prizes, and with Jack Low and
three of his calves he carried off the sweep
stakes for best bull of any age or breed.
The same year this herd won all the
class prizes entered for at Oakland, and
both herd prizes, Jersey, Ayrshire and
Devon herds competing.
For twelve years Mr.. Pierce has given
his personal attention to the care and
breeding of his animals, and all are either
carefully selected importations from the
choicest stock on the islands or bred by
him from the best blood to be found in the
United States. They are direct descendants
of the famous jersey Belle of Scituate,"
THAT gave % pounds 3 ounces of butter in
one week and over 700 pounds in one year.,
and all the noted families in America, such
as the " Coomassies," "Victor Hugo" and
"St. Lamberts," and Farmer Glorysn
Every visitor to the fair should take time
to critically examine these herds, and he
who leaves the Park without having done
so, has missed an opportunity seldom pre-
sented, and passed one of the chief attrac-
tons ever on the grounds.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-22
SDecial Mention.
JOHN BRRUNER's DISPLAY.


Among the many displays made at the
State Fair in the Pavilion that of John
Breuner of Nos. 6o4, COG, COS K street in
this city, is certainly one of the most ele-
CANT and interesting. The display itself is
an evidence of prosperity, and clearly dem
onstrates what may be accomplished by
skill and industry. Mr.. Breuner is known
all over the coast as the pioneer furniture
man of Sacramento. He landed here over
thirty years ago, full of energy and deter
mination Like other hardy pioneers who
brayed the hardships of a new country, he
was attracted by the wonderful reports
of the discovery of gold, and, being strong
and active and well skilled in his business,
he concluded that he could make his way
in the new land of promise as well as 9TH
ers. Upon his arrival he Immediately
started to work, and, being competent
workman, he soon had all the work he
could do. His splendid work brought him
many patrons and friends, and it was not
long before he was doing a large business.
He continued to pay strict attention to his
work, and his trade kept on increasing,
until to-day he is the sole proprietor and
manager of one of the largest furniture
manufactures on the coast. With his
usual enterprise Mr.. Breuner has made an
exhibit in the fair this year, and it is one
which any man might well be proud to
claim as his work. Every piece of magnifi-
cent furniture in his display was manu-
featured and upholstered in his establish
ment. His exhibit, which is situated at the
entrance to the west wing of the Pavilion,
is one of the most complete and elegant in
the Exposition Building, and consists of
parlor sets, chamber sets, dining-room
furniture. side-boards, library furniture,
rattan chairs upholstered in the latest style
of cushions, a conversation chair, etc. Two
of the parlor suits have already been sold,
the "Mikado" to a San Francisco lady,
the other to Sacramentan. The upholstry
of all the furniture shown by Mr.: Breuner
is deserving of the attention of all compe-
tent Judges. for it is evidently the work of
skilled artists. Visitors before leaving for
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-22
MBsMER1sM AS A CURE FOR TopERs

MEsMERIsM AS A CURE FOR ToPERs. =
The following story comes from Scissors
1t is affirmed that about fortnight ago q
young man was mesmerized by one of hi.
friends in the presence of several persons
After some of the usual experiments the
magnetizer said to the patient: Il forbid
you to drink wine during the next fort
night" The patient was then woke up by
the magnetizer blowing in his face, and
though he is no longer in his presence tits
affirmed that he cannot carry glass OF
wine to his lips. If the glass is filled with
beer, water, or anything else, his arm will
obey him, and take it to his mouth, but il
it contains wine his muscles are paralyzed.
81. James Gazette.
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Ayers Pills.

Prepared by DR. j. c. Aver x Co, Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
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General Notes.

Miss Mary Jones, fine crocheting; very
handsome.
Phoebe c. Brown, embroidery, Spanish
work, toilet sets, bedspread, Kensington
silk, chair lace work, etc; varied and very
attractive display Of fine handiwork.
Miss Alice Felter. water colored engrav-
ing, sofa cushion, applique work, embroid-
cry, fire-screen, table-scarf, outline en-
broidery, ETC.; a rich and highly skillful
group of beautiful needle work
Mrs. J. Storch, silk embroidery, chair
seat, crazy-quilt, Kensington silk and linen
embroidery, wall-banners, etc.; very SUI
perior exhibition of the best class of needle
work
Minnie Heisen, fire screen, table-scarf,
toilet sets. piano-scarf a fine display of
handsome work.
Mrs. n. B. Vivian, linen apron, shell
work, barbatine modelling, putty picture,
seed vase. slap bracket, knit mohair sham,
ornamental grasses, patchwork bedspread,
Capitalization work, etc.; au exceedingly
varied display, and in several respects
unique and attractive.
Mrs. Geo. Taylor, patchwork quilt, silk
embroidery, ornamental grasses, chair-seat,
chenille embroidery, Kensington crepe, etc;
a showing in high degree creditable and
all very handsome.
Embroidery by the White Sewing Ma
chine.
Artificial flowers and millinery by the
Misses Brothers, Sacramento; a rich dis
play.
Fine quilt by E. C. Jordan.
Fancy work in variety by Mrs. Leland
Howe; very pretty.
Richly embroidered table cover by Ida
NJ. Isaacs also, zephyr cape and embroid-
cred handkerchief; fine work throughout.
Miss Clara Miller, slxillfully made paper
flowers.
Mrs. T. G. Clark, knit quilts and pillow
shams; substantial and good work.
Edna C. Clark, knit work very good.
Mrs. T. n. Fassett, embroidered silk quilt.
The lady is aged 70 years. The work is
remarkably good for one so aged.
VIM. Foster, silk quilt made by Mrs.
Matte Scarlet, of Suisun also, a knit
cushion cover. Good work
Mrs. George Muddox, crochet quilt. Well
crocheted.
Miss Sarah Cohen, embroidered toilet set;
very rich and very tastefully done.
Agnes NJ. Hopper, aged 10, child's calico
dress open lace work robe,-embroidere
curtain; for one so young, remarkably good
work
Mrs. W. Dana Perkins, handkerchief
case, and outline embroidery, knit rube
etc.; all fine work, especially the outline
embroidery.
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THE RACES.

Good Racing-The Field Horses Capture
Three Races-To-morrow'sR Races.
The superior programme of races at the
Park attracted large attendance yester-
day. The day was cool and pleasant and
the track in excellent condition.
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Headache,

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excretory organs are in Gisordered
condition, and that laxative is needed.
For this purpose, Ayers Cathartic Pills
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This medicine always acts promptly and
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that is required to keep me III per
feet health. Mrs. Harriet A. Marble,
Poughkeepsie, n. Y.
l have found entire relief from Consti-
patton, Stomach troubles, and Nervous
Headache, by taking Ayers Cathartic
Pills. / suffered 4 long time from these
complaints, was under medical treat
meut, withou obtaining relief, ard Il
part of the time was unable to work.
4 friend who had been similarly atliict-
ed. urged me 70 take Ayers Pills.
commenced using this remedy, and,
by the time / had taken four boxes, was
cured.-F. L. Dobson, Topeka, Kans.
Ayers Pills,
Prepared by DR. j C. Aver 4 Co, Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-19
Sol SMITH RUSSELL.

Inc comedy event of the season L. with.
CUT a doub,, the appearance of Sol Smith
Russell in the mirth-prcvokinr plsv. up. ;,
Mr. Russell is supported bv powerful com.
pany OF comedians. and onr citizens 9 =, -s.,
assured OF rich treat at Granite Hall on
Friday evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-19

Mrs. R. NJ. West of SewalI straa, ,o
on "wednesday for her home in Springfield,
Mass where her father has recently died
leaving her $4,000 in life insurance and real
estate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-19

Company B, Third Maine Regiment, will
noid Its fourth annual reunion with Mr..
FRANK White, Bangor street. on Friday even.
ing, 22nd inst.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-19

Orrin p Howe & Co, this city, manu-
tacurers of ilowe's patent automatic window
screens, commenced taking orders about the
last OF January and have been buslly engaged
ever since, employing seven hands in the
shop making and finishing, with three men
on the road. 1t is claimed that the Howe
screens are the best in the world. They are
made for use either inside or outside of
windows, and in upper or lower sash, They
slide up and down, being held in any position.
and they will in no way interfere with the
operation of the windows, blinds or shades.
Messrs. Howe & Company sell more of their
screens in Maine and Massachusetts than in
any other States. yet they now have orders
On hand from parties in Connecticut, Ohio,
Tennessee, Nebraska and Utah.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-19

In view of the fact that farmers in thI.
'owh are equally interested with those of
hailowel in the corn factory enterprise. Mr.
o. u OILS of Hallowell, the local manager of
'he company, has desired the subject to be
brought up for consideration, at the meeting
ofCapital Grange on Saturday evening next.
lull attendance of members is desired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-19

HFW II. Holmes, AUGUSTA BLEAcHERT,
having Just received all the latest styles IN
hat and bonnet blocks is prepared to change
hats AMI boanets into AIRY style TO suit
customers. Work will be promptly done and
satisfaction guaranteed.
apr5d&v3xks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-19
LAST CHANCE!
WE HAVE JUST OPENED ANOTHER INVOICE M
Gllbert'S Dress Goods

All SIR and WOOL and Al inches wide at only SO cents
former price 81 per yard.
Ut the 100 pieces bought nearly two thirds have already
been sold you wish to bargain don't delay longer
few hundred yards of the 81 and 80 cent Dress Goods
remain unSold.
$500 yards Cotton Dress Goods in plain coors at only
3 cents per yard.
oOO yards Remnants of Scrim at only cents per ward
JUST PRICE.
An unusually fine assortment of Fine Dress Goods and
Dress Trimmings, Hamburg Edgngs and Founcngs Iaces
Portieres and Lace Curtains and Fixtures
The largest stock of Carpets Mattngs &C. we have ever
owned and the lowest prices - styles Smyrna Rugs at
much much lower prices than we have quoted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-04-19

There will be no April trout fishing in Au.
s1s'' and vicinity, owing to the high water
snd abundance of snow.